When I create a new slide with a drag and drop option, it pops up a window for editing drag and drop options. However, I do not have anything on the screen, so I always close the window and add objects to the slide. When I get ready to edit the drag and drop questions, I do not know what to select. In the tutorials, it shows a question pane on the right side of the screen. How can I get this pane to show?
In the tutorials, this pane is shown to the right of the screen. Attached is a screenshot of my computer. I must be doing something wrong, but I cannot figure it out.
Ha. I think I see what you have done. I have done this too. Its alright.
I think you have hidden your triggers pane.
Put your cursor to the very far right of the screen and try and click on the (Storyline) screen edge. It is a vertical grey line about 1/16th inch (1 mm) thick. Pull it to the left.
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Is this the screen you are referring to?
You need to have two or more "compatible objects" on your slide
From your Slide
Have more than two object (e.g. shapes)
You will notices above the Triggers area:
Click "Edit Drag and Drop" to open the Drag and Drop Question editing window.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
Stanton
This is the pane that I cannot find:
In the tutorials, this pane is shown to the right of the screen. Attached is a screenshot of my computer. I must be doing something wrong, but I cannot figure it out.
It seems like you are building your drag and drop with your own objects. So you should use the freeform option.
Insert > Convert to Freeform
Then a window will pop up, asking you to pick what type of freeform question you want. Then you will get the Drag and Drop options.
Ha. I think I see what you have done. I have done this too. Its alright.
I think you have hidden your triggers pane.
Put your cursor to the very far right of the screen and try and click on the (Storyline) screen edge. It is a vertical grey line about 1/16th inch (1 mm) thick. Pull it to the left.
Cheers,
Stanton
Thank you! That was exactly the problem!
No worries. Been there. Done that.
Stanton
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